Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-01-22
OGDEN CITY COUNrH
A" Account of the Doing, y, -.
going Municipal SoIons 81 q, The J, o.
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Reports and General pI r'll'I~
cial Summary "aI'

'"9i evening", Mayor pear,ea u'al ses,o
alderman McQuarrie and Go IN the Chi
Driver were absent. RoooouncilOr NJ,
stevens prayed like n goa ,,TeG30lrder \
can camp pray too; The minutes n n'
vious council were accentoJ s Of The b,
was ordered to be sold i P tSn A city \
mlttee said SO, to John D iae Proper Con
pany asked to have hallway cd
amended so that but half a 'n r,n chat1
tlona! track would have 10 " b ,lllIe q ali
year instead of mile, t " oe built N
9einse Oh six additional muI Sse ,t the d
warrant the increase all did n
declared since the com M, .lle dyidl|
but 2 per cent. ''''Vement ts]
The petitioners referred .
mlttee on Loans with the NJ w. lhe Cou
George Larshus, in person mayor alA
that Pingree, the water as sSm' ,co@plls
sessed him for many more e'u ro, od
he MAD in use. lie could r 'VOa s
pay the exorbitant rates "Ot ,9liai
blamed Gentle; thereioroe ' ,, tie i
ne YIREr.l The Commute" y o saII %
supply were directed to fix him VI Wa4
w. Moulding was aIlowa5 'n,
rebate on his license acconv CONT Onelbi
Gibson & Eccles petition"I TO-,
chase OF a piece OF Block A.. Ri Po, G,e p
John llncock, from the CommJi,I,lsi
Streets-the most industrious ''' "on
OF them all-reported mncb g colRnl
done on the streets, despite tbrS S,o,' Y
occasloned by trying 10 ru r%V , rl9Hld
square wheels" Quotation from r." "4 nl
Alderman Eccles reported mo. p1IgI
his roundabout dilatory corr ,sD,S q
with some Eastern firm to iny pPynlelj
hard, round wheels in the swoo, Z ~
by. The tramway had cost s" a. o y a
including the road-bed Th~1N
The sanitary condition Of tbo h
reported to be good, scarletU,' VI!
disappeared entirely. "' 'l'
What to do with that nosto,;0,,
ton against paying L. W. TuIjea' I, N
towards that History Of OGDEN OGDEN ' M
puzzled everybody. The Comms,O.
Laws was instructed to do as seamoJ Z /
to itself. W. '''''o' U
The total assessments Of C,,a., r.
for 1887 was reported at 10 lSS%
compared with $2.lO5, 900 for lSSS
The City Marshal reported hsyin,
tied the city hospital, and fndirS N
family who are in charge In FOOD ciI,r-
stances, and having no comnlan,
make. Mayor Perry mentioned Ca
hard facts in support Of the statemE /
The Water-wOrks report was intrI
ing. The mains had been tapped N
times; taps not in use, 2S; minnie,
patrons, 3O2 /, lawns watered, lli, N
tors, 3; steam engines, 6; railroads
hydrants, 46; horsctroughs, 2; dt,I
ing fountains, }; miles Of piping Is. ii
receipts for the year were
Cash ''''''' ''''.''..' .'''',,."..,,.. SIS,
Scrip. ........ observation-disclosures.
Hydrants and horse-troughs. ....
City Hall and Fireman's Hall ....
Total Receipts. ...a........ NaI
Expenditures .."...,. IN
Profit .....................S7N
Other statistics OF main extensions III /
were given, and the profits estimablff
8 or 9 per cent.
The poll-tax report for 1886 'bgfl
that go persons pad in cash and q
labor, a total OF ,OO6 poll.tax payer
Brother job Pingree was told tohrru
up his accounts.
The City Attorney wanted bhf
what the Council wished to do With
linquent poll-tax payers who had NiRI
payment. He was told to sue Nv
them rs an example,
The marshal was instructed to Np1
a suitable place for holding the naaI
election.
An appropriation Of 5000 was nlie
the beloved brother, job. Pong@,
extra services during the last tVoyn
The Mayor said he was pleased
the teamwork had lately been dsl
uted among men from all parts da
city.
=. II. Emerson was voted 50 ha
posing those Tullidge registry nllhN
efforts, and the costs Of the court |
ordered paid.
The members appropriated 'ISgs
for themselves for services loi INIS
six months. OF course they Gd
usual bill were allowed to the OrIIDu
and the Council adjourned.
Ogden, Jan, %, 1887.